Daring Soviet Musketeer Air Attack on German Railroads and Airfields in an IL 2 Sturmovik Simulation

In this episode of "IL-2 Sturmovik Simulations By Joe", a Soviet Petlyakov Pe-2 Series 87 bomber manned by Spetsnaz Musketeers  Pilot Lieutenant D'Artagnan, Copilot Junior Lieutenant Athos, Bombardier Sergeant Pathos, and Gunner Corporal Aramas attacked German railroad yards and airfields in the northwestern foothills of the Caucasus Mountains on May 3, 1943. Raining hellfire in Nazi scum with 132mm high explosive rockets and 250kg bombs, the musketless musketeers obliterated 1 locomotive, 9 railroad cars, 1 railroad station, 10 hangers, 5 warehouses, 4 trucks, 2 armored cars, 4 anti-aircraft guns, and 5 searchlights. After crossing the border into friendly Cossack territory, the ship sputtered, ran out of gas, and landed in a river. After the crew was rescued by BBC radio "Naked and Afraid fans on a 14 day challenge", the gallant crew flew to their home in Red Army occupied Patagonia. Colonel Jean-Armand du Peyrer awarded the heroes of the fatherland the "Order of the Red Star" medal and the "Order of the Red Banner" medal. Subscribe to this video and watch my other YouTube flight simulations at @FrancisShea-ep6ov.